Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-05
The Pleasant Hours Hop.

Among the hrsl OF them is
The Pleasant Hours Hop.
Approaching the advent OF the Lenten
season, when leading society people give
way to church affairs, this club, or
rather society, gave one of their exceed
ingly dressy and handsome social enter
tainments last evening. 1t proved to be
the most enjoyable social Of the winter
season, and was attended by all of the
bellies and beaux OF Salt Lake City. The
return OF Governor West became iea-
ture and in honor to him the gentlemen
of the club We'd with one another in
making the affair an exceedingly pleas
ant one. Nor were they out shone by
the ladies', who in reality were the life
and joyous portion OF the occasion.
The toilets last evening were rich and
handsome in the extreme, and mostly
new Though many OF the ladies are so
| well known as to need not new dress to
make them especially attractive and
charming, they had INDUCED in the eX-
pensive luxury, and the rich costumes
added to the natural beauty OF the ladies
present made the affair really the most
elegant party Salt Lake City has wit
messed this winter. There was a notice
able absence of some OF our society peo-
| pie, but those who were there strained a
point to make up for tins absence, and
the young gentlemen of the city left no
stone unturned to make the social one
never&o be forgotten,
Many new dances were introduced and
and executed to perfection, so that the
Pleasant Hour habitues were up in all
the newest and latest of Eastern cities.
Among those present last evening
were:
Mrs. Gourlay, in a new costume OF
white, gros-grain, with contrasting trim
mings and corsage bouquet.
Mrs. w. S. Mccormick was also dressed
in lighter colors, which appeared to great
advantage under the glare OF the electric
lights.
Miss Grace Potter-White silk, cut
decOllette, and swans down trimmings
head ornaments.
Miss Blanche Kimball-White silk,
bouquet and jewels.
Miss Flora Kimball-Old gold satin
with black lace.
Miss Lilly Barnes appeared in Il new
costume rich and attractive.
Miss Nina Daft was also noticeable in
Il new dress, and was as usual especially
admired.
Mrs. Severance-A new and rich cos
tune of light gros grain silk; diamonds.
Mrs. DIR. Hall-Electric green silk, Law
ender overdress ornaments, diamonds
Mrs Frank Shelton had on beautiful
white satin, square-cut, and short sleeves
corsage flowers, fan and pearls.
Mrs. Brnk-Red satin, with black lace
overskirt.
Mrs Lieutenaut Turner-White silk,
black velvet trimmings.
Mrs. Coope-White nuns yelling and
satin.
Mrs. Ben Conklin-White nuns veil.
ing, embroidered silk panels.
Mrs M. G. FoX-Brown velvet, square
neck.
Mrs Keyes-Light blue silk; lace
sleeves.
Mrs. DIR. Thompson-Garnet velvet
and silk, corsage bouquet OF roses and
diamonds.
Mrs. Seligman, of San Francisco
Black silk, corsage bouquet and dia-
monds.
Miss awrence-Pink albatross, pleated
silk panels.
Miss Hardness - Light blue silk,
pleated.
Miss Anderson-Wl.ite velvet and silk
null, full in the neck, short sleeves.
Miss Sprague-Pink silk.
Miss. James-Pink surah silk, with fan
to contrast
Miss Zane-Brown silk.
Miss Walker-Bismarck silk, cut high.
Miss Rooklidge-Black albatross, lace
sleeves and diamonds.
Miss Emma Walker-Whte satin.
Miss Mercy Walker-Black silk with
white lace trimmings.
Miss Wllkes-Pink gros grain, lace over
skirt.
Miss Kirkpatrick Slate-colored silk
white lace trimmings.
Miss Naomi Conklin-Golden pink silk,
with lace overskirt.
Miss Sadler-Pongee silk, corsage bou-
quet
Miss Meacham-Pink silk and null
corsage flowers.
Miss anchfield-White nuns yelling.
Mrs. Meacham-Black silk en- hain.
Mrs. Barnett-,Jet trimmed black silk
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures of roses en-
train.
Mrs. James-Pink silk, lace trim
mings.
Mrs. Thibaut-Black silk, jet trim
mings.
Mrs. Lowe.-Black silk, jet trimmings.
Miss Observation-Disclosures silk white silk
trimmings and contrast beads.
Miss Quimby-Pongee silk, lace trim
mings.
There were present besides the above,
j. M. McGregor, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Reyes, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Townlay,
NJ. S. Pendergast, IL. ID. Quimby, ID. II.
Kline, f, n. shelton, Lieut.. W. p.
Burnham, NJ. d. Hewlett, j. b. Walden,
Captain $. +. Baker, w. b. Sprague,
j. II. Young, b. Roberts, Jr., II. T. Duke,
W. C. Pavey, j. NJ. Bidwell Lieut.. and
Mrs. X. B. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Brink, c. f. Annett, Lieut.. Shattuck,
| f. NJ. Van Horne, +. +. Eccles, Mr.
and Mrs. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. &. H.
Conklin, Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Horn.
Lieut.. j. Bush, Lieut. l., S. Massey
G. G. Goodwin, j. II. Walker, Jr., Geo.
Brastow, j. Gallagher, L. S. Haines, G.
S. Smith, Geo, Dodge, j. S, Sharp, VIII.
Bancroft, Lieut.. T.. f. Taggart, II. G.
Wallace, Lieut. Dentler, X. l.. Scannell,
l.. Hall, Major and Mrs. Thiebault, c. S.
Wilkes, j. w. Taylor, w. Amy, Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Narian, Mr.. and Mrs. w
}. Cheeseman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.Smith,
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 5. Severance, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Mccormick, r. j. Almy, G.,
g. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Barnett,
| Mrs. Hardness, Mrs, shelton and Mrs.
Kimball.
The Fox EucIIrc Party.
Mrs. NJ. c. Fox gave one of those
charming progressive euchTe parties ut
her residence on Thursday evening last.
The prizes We're exceedingly handsome
and rich. Miss Naomi COnklin, Miss
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